I Paid The 10 To O'grady - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
I PAID THE $10 TO O'GRADY. Copyright, 1888, by Will H. Kennedy, Agent. Words and music by Harry Kennedy. 
I'm the man that owed ten dollars to O'Grady, Now believe me when I say 'tis true; If it wasn't that his wife was such a lady, The ten dollars it would still be due. I met her at an evening party. She asked to have a waltz with me-Pat O'Grady. your wife's a lady, And the divil a growl you'll ever have with me. 
Chorus. I've paid the ten dollars to O'Grady, We settled up the matter for a fee, If anybody wants to lick O'Grady, First he must lick me. His eldest son is trying to mash my daughter, Last night he took her to a fancy ball-Pat O'Grady, your wife's a lady, And the divil a cent I owe you now at all. 
You must know I'm not a dirty thaving villian, But a dacint honest workingman; Divil a cent I'd steal unless it was a million, And I'd never run for Al-der-man. My son shall wed O'Grath's daughter, And drive her in a fine coupe; She's a daisy, she'd set you crazy. But the divil a word of her I'll have to say.-Chorus.